The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - May 01, 2026


Breakfast With Beau ｜ Friday 1st May 2026

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Callum Edmunds Carl Benjamin Connor Tomlinson Harry Robinson John Wheatley Joshua Ferme Edward McLaren Elizabeth Heverin
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Little Harry harry
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John Major Anyone Jeremy Clarkson Keir Starmer Esa Suleiman David Lammy Angela The Fridge Rayner James Cleverley Arch Mervyn Hirsch Nigel Farage John Major Blair Rishi George Orwell Boris Thanks Teresa Edward Edward Wayne Broadhurst Zach Polanski David Cameron Matthew C83 Zia Yusuf and 59 more
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93

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In this episode of Breakfast With Baileys, we discuss the latest terror threat level being raised by the Home Office, the latest attack on a Jewish community in London and how the mainstream media is covering it all up. Plus, a look at what's going on in the rest of the world outside of the UK.

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00:00:00.000 I hope you are bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, rocking and rearing for the day ahead, I
00:00:23.320 hope so it's now eight minutes oh no not eight minutes just eight hours into the day 8 a.m
00:00:30.580 which is summertime on friday it's already friday thank f it's friday the first of may
00:00:37.040 first of may because the year's going quick in the year of our lord 2026 it's going quick isn't
00:00:41.260 it feels like only the other day i was starting the bow show in january the beginning of january
00:00:47.180 right feels like i'm yesterday yeah months ago now already breakfast with beau formerly known
00:00:54.780 as breakfast with beau you're the glorious band the chosen few you know who you are i don't need
00:00:58.460 to tell you my band of brothers and sisters watching this live tuning in live so stay
00:01:04.620 saying stuff in the chat brilliant what could a boy ask for basically the best people in the world 0.95
00:01:11.740 but i mean what are you going to do though you're going to watch mike graham don't be silly 0.82
00:01:17.180 Why would you? 0.94
00:01:20.300 To be physically grossed out and listen to absurd, reformed, tarred, milquetoast takes. 1.00
00:01:27.300 Stupid takes. 1.00
00:01:30.060 Jeremy Kyle, please. 1.00
00:01:31.180 Please, don't even.
00:01:32.460 As if.
00:01:33.260 As if you would.
00:01:35.000 I'm joined by Harry.
00:01:36.080 My producer, Little Harry.
00:01:36.900 How are you this morning, good sir?
00:01:37.980 Morning.
00:01:38.500 Yeah, we're good.
00:01:39.580 Good.
00:01:40.560 Good, good, good.
00:01:42.580 Should we just get straight into it?
00:01:44.680 Should we stop fannying about?
00:01:47.180 just get straight into what the legacy corporate mainstream media is talking about this morning
00:01:52.700 oh lovely cup of tea still a bit too hot really what are they trying to tell you is or isn't
00:01:59.100 important what's that cabal of evil fleet street editors lying to you about by omission if nothing
00:02:05.580 else this morning what have we got all right pm vows to act not deport people though
00:02:17.180 And brace for more terror attacks
00:02:19.800 Britain
00:02:21.320 Just brace for more terror attacks
00:02:23.820 It's going to happen
00:02:25.440 He invows to act
00:02:27.840 But not really
00:02:28.720 Not actually do what's necessary
00:02:31.080 Okay
00:02:33.100 The Guardian
00:02:33.920 The Guardian
00:02:40.820 Terrible 0.99
00:02:42.540 Ridiculous blight on our country 0.98
00:02:44.260 An insane subversive 5th columnist 0.96
00:02:47.160 Commie rag 0.99
00:02:48.600 Insane, insane 1.00
00:02:49.680 They say
00:02:51.520 He envows to act against protesters
00:02:54.940 Oh that's how he plans to act
00:02:56.960 Against protesters 0.85
00:02:59.540 Who venerate the murders of Jews 0.96
00:03:02.020 The murder of Jews 1.00
00:03:03.080 Okay 0.97
00:03:05.500 Not the actual original thing 1.00
00:03:08.240 That causes the murder of Jews 1.00
00:03:09.980 Just anyone who might venerate it 1.00
00:03:12.340 After the fact
00:03:13.180 Right
00:03:15.380 I mean he always jumps 1.00
00:03:22.000 Whenever the Jewish community 1.00
00:03:23.180 Say he needs to 1.00
00:03:24.300 He always 1.00
00:03:25.340 He's got a Jewish wife 0.98
00:03:26.400 Isn't he
00:03:26.840 But also
00:03:28.900 Endlessly stands 1.00
00:03:30.840 For Islam 1.00
00:03:32.040 Doesn't he also 0.99
00:03:33.180 Like invite people
00:03:34.980 To do the call to prayer
00:03:35.820 In the middle of Westminster Hall
00:03:36.920 For no real reason
00:03:38.280 Constantly
00:03:40.860 Talking about Islamophobia
00:03:42.280 Working hand in glove 0.51
00:03:43.960 With 0.97
00:03:44.320 with um khan sadiq khan to make islamophobia a thing
00:03:51.640 so doing everything he can every turn on behalf of the islamic community
00:03:59.880 but also apparently is extremely concerned whenever the jewish community is attacked
00:04:06.360 and all the while just sort of trying to pretend vaguely broadly that it's just british anti-semitism
00:04:12.660 Just British anti-semitism
00:04:14.260 Just British Islamophobia
00:04:15.900 Now doesn't it 1.00
00:04:18.600 How has he not
00:04:20.740 Well I was going to say
00:04:21.520 How has he not got loads of cognitive dissonance
00:04:24.300 Well any normal person would
00:04:26.800 If they tried to juggle all those concepts and ideas
00:04:28.960 And make them all make sense
00:04:30.160 I'm not sure if he does
00:04:32.340 Because he's just like a robot isn't he 1.00
00:04:34.280 He's a queer star 1.00
00:04:35.220 He's like some strange robot man 1.00
00:04:36.900 Terror threat level raised
00:04:47.680 As shock of knife attack
00:04:50.240 Hits Jewish community
00:04:51.520 In the scheme of things 1.00
00:04:55.140 Is it all that shocking?
00:04:57.420 What do you expect?
00:04:59.360 If you've got millions and millions of Muslims in the country
00:05:01.660 And tens of thousands of them
00:05:03.540 That's no exaggeration
00:05:04.780 that are on terrorist watch lists isn't that the case doesn't the police in the mi5 say from time
00:05:11.620 to time roughly how many people that are on their terror watch lists at any given time islamists
00:05:16.880 specifically islamists and it's tens of thousands
00:05:19.520 i don't usually talk about that very much well they only release those figures rarely
00:05:27.120 yeah if you're going to have a country that you've let tens of thousands of
00:05:31.760 Militant Islamists into the country 0.99
00:05:34.520 That are genuine worry 1.00
00:05:35.660 Then is it all that shocking
00:05:40.260 When they do do violent crimes
00:05:42.140 What's shocking about it
00:05:45.400 What did you think was going to happen
00:05:48.060 Terror threat level raised
00:05:54.040 Yeah they raised it to like severe I think
00:05:56.280 Right
00:05:57.480 It's a severe threat
00:06:00.080 I mean it's all theatre nonsense anyway isn't it
00:06:02.600 That thing
00:06:03.620 Came in after 9-11
00:06:04.940 I grew up in a world where you didn't have such a thing
00:06:07.040 I remember straight after 9-11
00:06:09.980 The Americans got something like that
00:06:11.900 And then not long after
00:06:12.760 Maybe it was after 7-7
00:06:13.820 Something like that
00:06:14.760 We got one
00:06:15.500 A terror threat level
00:06:17.360 Warning level
00:06:18.760 What?
00:06:23.880 Can't we just live in a society where it's very very very rare?
00:06:28.260 We used to live in a society like that
00:06:30.060 There was no sort of tears
00:06:31.800 Of how likely a terrorist event was
00:06:33.960 It was just super rare
00:06:36.000 No, can't have that anymore
00:06:38.180 No, no, because we've got open borders
00:06:39.360 We've got a multicultural society now
00:06:40.760 So, well don't be a bigot
00:06:43.600 Just have your nose rubbed in it
00:06:45.420 And accept that
00:06:46.960 That's what they would say, of course
00:06:51.380 That's not my take
00:06:52.260 I'm speaking for them
00:06:54.200 Oh, it's severe now, is it?
00:06:57.240 Oh, alright
00:07:00.060 second highest level
00:07:02.620 the only level above that
00:07:04.520 is when they've got like clear, clear, clear
00:07:06.420 intelligence
00:07:08.740 that one's
00:07:10.700 definitely, definitely imminent
00:07:12.220 just below that, severe
00:07:16.180 is it just really
00:07:18.680 likely, yeah it is isn't it, yeah
00:07:20.460 I mean I'm not saying they're wrong
00:07:21.500 I'm not saying it's not
00:07:24.540 a severe risk
00:07:26.460 of more terrorist events
00:07:28.140 It is, yeah that is right
00:07:30.060 Thanks
00:07:31.220 Thanks Blair, thanks Cameron
00:07:35.780 Thanks Brown, thanks Boris
00:07:37.620 Thanks Teresa, thanks Rishi
00:07:39.420 Thanks Dharma, thanks for doing that
00:07:43.480 Alright 1.00
00:07:46.540 There's the strange Jewish only police 1.00
00:07:50.600 Weird thing 1.00
00:07:51.400 Is it the Shomrim 1.00
00:07:58.140 Weird
00:08:02.240 Probably get someone in the chat or in the comments saying
00:08:06.640 That's not weird
00:08:07.320 That's not weird
00:08:08.560 Loads of different communities have their own sort of local police
00:08:11.520 Yeah, all of that's weird
00:08:12.760 Yeah, all of that's weird
00:08:13.560 Yeah, it is, yeah
00:08:15.080 We'll come back to this
00:08:21.700 Because it's all over the front pages again today 1.00
00:08:23.200 Iran will keep control of Hormuz
00:08:27.040 homie straits says khomeini via a written statement because still nobody's seen him
00:08:37.120 apparently missing a leg now and lots of his face or and or lips are burnt so terribly that
00:08:42.400 he can't really speak properly and they've obviously made the decision if he's alive if
00:08:46.320 you even believe he's actually alive he's not a potemkin ayatollah if he is actually still alive
00:08:54.720 We haven't seen him
00:08:56.840 So we can't really confirm that
00:08:58.480 Can we for sure
00:08:59.060 But if he is
00:09:00.680 Perhaps he's so badly maimed
00:09:03.900 They've made the decision
00:09:05.480 Not to show him
00:09:06.440 He's all burnt up
00:09:09.800 Half blown up
00:09:11.160 Anyway
00:09:12.340 He's said
00:09:13.200 He's said
00:09:16.420 That Iran will never give up
00:09:18.460 Control of the Straits of Hormuz 0.96
00:09:20.900 Despite
00:09:22.520 Mr Trump's blockade
00:09:24.180 They'll never give up their right to enrich uranium
00:09:29.040 Same old, same old, same old stuff
00:09:34.760 Not really budging on anything big
00:09:37.040 Anything that the State Department
00:09:38.540 And the Donald
00:09:39.960 And Bibby 0.96
00:09:41.160 Would want them, need them to budge on
00:09:44.040 Not budging on any of that 0.97
00:09:45.140 According to like the ghost ayatollah
00:09:49.720 Are you calling him that? 0.94
00:09:51.300 I just called him that
00:09:52.020 I've not read that anywhere else
00:09:53.160 I just said that for the first time there
00:09:54.900 The ghost diatoller
00:09:56.180 Okay
00:09:58.420 Okay
00:10:01.020 The sun
00:10:01.940 Gold is green horror
00:10:06.280 Brace for more terror attacks
00:10:08.080 But more safe and legal routes yeah
00:10:12.740 Right
00:10:13.360 Okay
00:10:13.960 More safe and legal routes
00:10:17.100 No question from this government
00:10:19.240 Of leaving the ECHR
00:10:20.840 or passing any more stronger legislation that allows us to deport people
00:10:29.780 millions must go they must otherwise this this just gets worse and worse and worse and worse 0.95
00:10:38.100 and worse until you're in a Yugoslavia type situation 1.00
00:10:41.060 you should deal with it now in this generation in this decade if we can 1.00
00:10:50.000 or the next 0.99
00:10:52.240 the best we can hope for is for
00:10:56.300 restore to getting in 2029
00:10:58.120 so it'll be dealt with if that's the case
00:10:59.860 hopefully dealt with
00:11:01.320 in the 2030s
00:11:03.460 and if it's not dealt with
00:11:06.920 at that point
00:11:09.900 we slide
00:11:12.660 in a very very real sense towards
00:11:15.440 a never ending
00:11:17.940 a never ending 1.00
00:11:18.960 Tribal, religious, ethnic, sectarian nightmare 1.00
00:11:25.520 This is just constant 0.97
00:11:28.900 Constant
00:11:30.880 No one's safe
00:11:32.880 No one
00:11:34.600 At the moment
00:11:38.980 With this government and this opposition
00:11:42.120 There's still just no question of actually dealing with it, is there?
00:11:48.960 More safe and legal routes, they'll say
00:11:52.360 More safe and legal routes
00:11:56.580 Madness
00:11:57.980 Can't deport this guy
00:12:01.940 Oh, it emerged
00:12:05.360 Back in about 2008 or so
00:12:08.040 He stabbed a police officer
00:12:10.620 And the police officer's dog
00:12:12.240 And was imprisoned
00:12:17.040 Quote unquote
00:12:18.840 indefinitely
00:12:19.740 but
00:12:21.680 was just out
00:12:22.820 in a few years
00:12:23.420 they put him on
00:12:24.360 Prevent though
00:12:25.000 that'll work
00:12:26.640 that'll work
00:12:26.960 oh no Prevent
00:12:27.580 closed the case on him
00:12:28.520 within months
00:12:29.440 so he's just out
00:12:31.260 again
00:12:31.560 just walking
00:12:32.160 general public
00:12:33.200 general population
00:12:33.920 just walking around
00:12:34.740 how he wasn't deported
00:12:42.660 why was he not
00:12:43.620 Somali born
00:12:44.400 they kept calling him
00:12:45.180 a British citizen
00:12:46.260 a British national 0.93
00:12:47.060 okay well
00:12:48.580 He might have a bit of paper, well he does have a bit of paper
00:12:50.860 Saying that his nationality is British
00:12:53.140 But he's Somalian born, so he's a Somali 1.00
00:12:55.500 He is just a Somali 0.99
00:12:57.500 So after you like, you know 1.00
00:13:00.120 You know, something like 0.98
00:13:01.620 Stabbing a police officer and his dog 0.99
00:13:03.880 And being detained indefinitely
00:13:06.460 Just not anywhere near indefinitely
00:13:09.400 Not anywhere near
00:13:11.160 So that whole thing was a nonsense as well
00:13:13.440 Just let him out
00:13:14.420 Surely deport him back to his good 1.00
00:13:17.040 Strip him of his citizenship and deport him back to Somalia at that point 1.00
00:13:22.160 No, no, just let him out 1.00
00:13:26.100 Prevent will take care of it, except they won't
00:13:29.820 They didn't
00:13:31.160 We can't strip him of his citizenship 0.70
00:13:38.940 That would be sort of an un-British thing to do
00:13:47.040 We've got to do what's necessary to keep people safe, haven't we?
00:13:55.680 But at this moment, just brace for more terror attacks.
00:13:59.120 That's it. That's it.
00:14:01.320 Brits were last night told to brace for more terror attacks.
00:14:05.200 Endless ones.
00:14:05.760 Until millions are forced to leave.
00:14:09.760 The type of people that do all this all the time.
00:14:14.820 Yeah, brace for it, yeah.
00:14:15.880 Alert raised to severe
00:14:18.160 Biggest threat for five years
00:14:20.660 Apparently now
00:14:23.380 Did the murder of Wayne Broadcast increase the terror level?
00:14:28.100 No
00:14:28.220 Because they ignored that one
00:14:30.280 Did the murder of Rhiannon White raise the terror level?
00:14:38.160 Nope
00:14:38.400 Did the Prime Minister go to the scene of the crime?
00:14:44.500 and expresses sympathies.
00:14:46.460 Nope.
00:14:47.140 Did he say anything?
00:14:48.080 Nope.
00:14:50.480 At the times,
00:14:51.420 the venerable times,
00:14:55.020 anyone but Ang campaign
00:14:56.580 against Rainer leadership bid.
00:15:01.300 Why did they write like that
00:15:02.560 with that cadence?
00:15:04.160 With no commas.
00:15:05.540 Anyone but Ang campaign
00:15:06.760 against Rainer leadership bid.
00:15:08.340 What?
00:15:10.200 Okay.
00:15:11.760 Okay.
00:15:14.500 Right
00:15:16.720 Yeah so that's a story
00:15:22.400 That a fair few people in Labour
00:15:25.200 Labour Parliamentary Party
00:15:27.240 Just don't want Rainer
00:15:29.180 She's got a lot of
00:15:29.880 She has got a fair amount of 0.96
00:15:32.980 Support in the party itself
00:15:35.800 The Parliamentary Party
00:15:36.960 And
00:15:37.800 As far as reporting goes
00:15:40.240 I don't know I'm not a Labour supporter
00:15:41.760 I don't move in Labour circles
00:15:42.840 But apparently
00:15:43.540 according to those in the know she's got quite she's quite popular amongst just the membership
00:15:48.160 of labour just the normal people that pay a little bit of money and are a card can remember
00:15:54.680 of the labour party so the way labour party sort of leadership elections work is quite convoluted
00:15:59.460 uh but you have met probably many candidates many of the big beasts going forward for the job
00:16:06.460 and like the the parliamentary party people the actual MPs they get to vote all the normal
00:16:13.540 membership people get a vote I think those are people in the various unions that are affiliated
00:16:19.480 to Labour they get a vote and it's even more complicated that you get you get to vote for
00:16:26.100 your first choice your second choice and your third choice like your second choice is worth
00:16:30.220 a fraction of what your first choice is worth and the third and so on and they collate them
00:16:36.220 all up and add them all up and it's seems to be a fairly needlessly complicated way of doing things
00:16:39.980 but okay that's how they do it um and so in other words it might not be oh and then they whittle it
00:16:47.420 down from you know the the half dozen or so people that are going to probably attempt it
00:16:52.980 whittle it down to two then you have a runoff between those two that's how they're going to do
00:16:58.760 probably
00:16:59.380 unless one person is just sort of
00:17:03.940 got a so called coronation
00:17:05.420 it's just
00:17:05.960 okay so people say that
00:17:09.540 Ange, Ange of the Fridge Rainer
00:17:11.620 Big Bird has got so much
00:17:13.340 popularity
00:17:15.220 that
00:17:16.760 should she make it
00:17:19.400 just to those last two
00:17:20.900 that
00:17:22.860 she'll probably win overall because of 0.89
00:17:25.380 how popular she is among the membership
00:17:27.120 so if you don't if for whatever reason you're in the labour party or parliamentary party and you
00:17:33.060 don't want Raina what you've really got to do is try and arrange it try and contrive things
00:17:38.500 so that she doesn't make it into the final two 0.99
00:17:40.820 somehow relegate her to sort of the third most popular
00:17:46.300 and then that's asking something because there's not a great there's not a deep bench of talent is
00:17:54.440 there. So as pathetic and lame and laughable as she is, there's not three other people 0.99
00:18:04.420 that are obviously better and more popular than her within the party. Nonetheless, there 1.00
00:18:10.680 you go, we're told, anyone but Ange campaign against Rainer leadership bid. Shouldn't there
00:18:17.620 be some inverted commas or just some commas in that headline? They don't do that though,
00:18:21.400 do they
00:18:21.680 okay
00:18:23.100 it would be embarrassing
00:18:24.140 wouldn't it
00:18:24.500 Angela Rayner 0.96
00:18:25.180 I mean properly embarrassing
00:18:27.540 not as embarrassing
00:18:28.360 as Lammy
00:18:28.960 it'd be
00:18:30.720 it'd be embarrassing
00:18:31.700 it really would
00:18:32.380 I mean someone like
00:18:33.620 Yvette Cooper 0.98
00:18:34.320 I don't like her 0.77
00:18:35.580 I don't like her politics
00:18:36.300 but I wouldn't necessarily
00:18:37.480 be completely embarrassed
00:18:39.380 to see her as Prime Minister
00:18:40.580 even West Streeting
00:18:44.140 Angela Rayner
00:18:47.060 I would be
00:18:47.960 I would be quite embarrassed 0.95
00:18:49.000 when she goes on a state visit
00:18:49.960 to France
00:18:50.500 or the United States
00:18:51.380 Or something
00:18:51.800 Like this 1.00
00:18:55.380 Freak woman 1.00
00:18:56.980 She's our leader 1.00
00:18:58.180 She's our head of government 1.00
00:18:59.360 With stupid sunglasses and shoes 1.00
00:19:03.800 Saying stupid things 1.00
00:19:05.800 In a stupid voice 1.00
00:19:06.740 UK terror threat 1.00
00:19:11.580 Severe
00:19:12.200 After anti-semitic attacks
00:19:14.920 Level is highest in 4 years
00:19:17.780 I thought it was 5 years
00:19:18.660 According to the other paper
00:19:19.520 Pressure to ban pro-Palestine protests
00:19:23.260 Oh, the Prime Minister pledged another 25 million pounds to protect mosques
00:19:33.720 That was an expensive knife attack
00:19:38.520 Just that one single knife attack in which neither of the people died
00:19:41.120 You get 25 million pounds from that
00:19:45.920 25 million quid
00:19:47.220 Quite a lot of dough, isn't it? 0.99
00:19:49.520 How much money was pledged to protect random dog walkers from Afghan asylum seekers after Wayne brought us? 1.00
00:19:57.840 None, not a penny 0.96
00:19:58.660 Extra money to help protect care workers that care for asylum seekers 1.00
00:20:07.200 That might stab them in the neck with a screwdriver for refusing them biscuits 1.00
00:20:11.160 Nope, not a penny 0.99
00:20:12.180 Not even mention it
00:20:14.060 This, 25 million quid
00:20:19.520 And it's still not enough, it's still absolutely nowhere near enough for them
00:20:23.920 They have a little protest saying
00:20:26.580 That Pierre Starmer is a Jew harmer 1.00
00:20:29.900 So whatever he does and says it will never ever be enough either 1.00
00:20:32.700 Right in the mirror, Joanna Lumley's turned 80
00:20:37.400 Yeah she should probably retire
00:20:41.000 She should probably give it a rest
00:20:44.260 To be perfectly honest
00:20:49.520 And she seemed ancient and haggard in like the 90s when she was in ABFAB
00:20:54.620 She looks more or less the same
00:20:58.580 Must have had loads of work done, I don't know 0.92
00:21:00.580 Okay, she's 80, probably time to just shut up now
00:21:05.580 She's extremely woke by the way, if you didn't know
00:21:09.580 Like nearly all lovies are
00:21:12.840 Because they don't have to live in the real world particularly
00:21:15.840 The rise of anti-semitism, there's a picture of the guy as a younger man
00:21:19.520 Or he got really fat
00:21:21.040 Okay
00:21:23.920 There's the Starmer bot 0.99
00:21:28.100 Trying to tell Jewish people that he's got their best interests at heart 1.00
00:21:32.640 An attack on all of us 1.00
00:21:35.480 No, it's very specifically attack on the Jewish community 1.00
00:21:37.700 PM, decent people should open their eyes to Jewish pain and fear 0.99
00:21:49.520 Just Jewish pain and fear 1.00
00:21:50.900 It's somehow special 1.00
00:21:58.360 It's somehow different
00:21:59.000 Than the pain and fear
00:21:59.820 Of everyone else
00:22:00.640 Is it?
00:22:02.100 Why is it?
00:22:03.000 Why?
00:22:03.540 Why is that?
00:22:04.640 Why are you saying that?
00:22:05.300 Why are you telling me that?
00:22:06.000 How is it?
00:22:06.920 Is it? 1.00
00:22:08.780 Jewish pain and fear 0.99
00:22:09.780 Is somehow 1.00
00:22:10.600 More important
00:22:12.900 Than anyone else's
00:22:13.860 Pain and fear
00:22:14.480 Is it though? 1.00
00:22:19.520 What about the pain and fear of random, normal, native people that might just be walking their
00:22:28.780 dog down the street and get murdered?
00:22:31.680 What about those people's pain and fear?
00:22:33.920 Not a word, not a word.
00:22:38.080 Right.
00:22:40.120 Right.
00:22:41.920 I see.
00:22:49.520 You're walking down the street in Nottingham. Just murdered. Standing at a bus stop. In Birmingham or something. Just murdered. That's not as an important pain and fear. That's not as important, apparently.
00:23:09.980 Knife suspect had been referred to counter-terrorism program
00:23:17.080 Prevent
00:23:18.480 And they closed their case within months
00:23:20.840 Even though he'd already been
00:23:22.180 As I said
00:23:23.440 He'd already been
00:23:25.440 Sentenced to an indefinite time in prison
00:23:30.040 But let out
00:23:39.980 That's, he's dead 0.93
00:23:41.980 Independent 1.00
00:23:43.980 PM, I call on all decent people to open their eyes to Jewish fear 1.00
00:23:47.980 Oh, it's a question of decency, is it? 1.00
00:23:49.980 Oh, it's a question of decency 0.99
00:23:55.980 If you don't put Jewish pain and fear above that of your owning group 0.93
00:23:59.980 Above that of native people 1.00
00:24:01.980 You're not decent 1.00
00:24:06.980 Right
00:24:09.980 Okay, it's explicitly some sort of two-tier morality, isn't it?
00:24:17.120 Just very, very explicitly then. 0.89
00:24:22.260 Something about Saturday Night Live, terrible, terrible show, ridiculous show,
00:24:25.980 they've made a British version. 1.00
00:24:27.960 Saturday Night Live was already dying on its ass in America 0.99
00:24:30.680 for being so obnoxiously woke. 0.99
00:24:35.820 It used to be great, right, in the 70s and 80s, even into the 90s.
00:24:38.920 loads of people that were great comedians would be on it
00:24:41.620 often be a springboard for your career
00:24:43.940 to go on into films
00:24:47.940 and at some point decided
00:24:50.120 it got the memo about being super super woke 0.52
00:24:53.420 and anti-american, anti-white, anti-western 1.00
00:24:56.320 now it's dying on its ass because it's not very funny 1.00
00:24:59.360 so now we'll make a British version of it 1.00
00:25:02.840 and it's stupidly woke 0.97
00:25:04.980 I mean, not funny at all 0.93
00:25:07.660 Not funny at all
00:25:09.440 Okay
00:25:11.640 Alright
00:25:13.000 The Independent
00:25:13.800 Knife suspect was investigated for extremist views
00:25:16.640 A man accused of stabbing Jews in London
00:25:18.520 Named as Esa Suleiman
00:25:20.320 That's his name, yeah
00:25:21.100 Esa Suleiman
00:25:22.640 As it emerged he was referred to
00:25:27.220 Counter-terrorism programme Prevent
00:25:28.620 And police reveal
00:25:29.680 History of serious violence and mental health issues
00:25:32.920 How he wasn't
00:25:36.360 deported after he was let out of prison is 1.00
00:25:40.840 stupid isn't it crazy crazy 1.00
00:25:45.340 how king saved special relationship i mean did he really 1.00
00:25:50.340 it's not like a few days or a couple of weeks from now starmer trump will ask something of
00:25:57.040 starmer again and starmer will refuse again and then we're right back to where we were
00:26:00.640 Trump and Starmer are extremely different men
00:26:05.580 With entirely different world views
00:26:07.900 And policy platforms
00:26:09.500 King Charles going over and making a few jokes
00:26:13.560 At a lectern
00:26:14.260 It's not going to change that, is it?
00:26:17.680 Okay, the Daily Telegraph
00:26:18.880 Picture of, what is that?
00:26:19.660 Emily Attac 0.92
00:26:20.420 Don't care what she's doing or saying 0.95
00:26:22.940 Don't get anything about that
00:26:24.080 Met accuses Polanski of stoking tensions
00:26:26.340 Yeah, so
00:26:26.820 It's like Polanski
00:26:28.880 Your name, Dave Paulden
00:26:32.800 Dave Yexley Paulden
00:26:36.920 Yeah, he came out yesterday
00:26:41.240 And criticised the police officers
00:26:43.740 That kicked that guy, Esa Suleiman in the head
00:26:46.680 So Esa Suleiman's walking down the road
00:26:48.840 With a knife in his hand still
00:26:50.300 Police officers are like yelling at him
00:26:53.260 To get down on the ground
00:26:54.480 You know, surrender basically
00:26:56.740 He's not, he just keeps walking towards them
00:26:58.180 so they tase him like he goes stiff as a ball and just falls over face part sort of thing
00:27:04.380 but hasn't let go of the knife now whether that will be because
00:27:08.740 the taser's like making his muscles tense up or not i don't know and i don't care about that
00:27:14.100 he's not letting go of the knife
00:27:16.320 and so when he's on the ground after being tased police officers are like yelling at him let go
00:27:23.440 the knife let go of the knife for whatever reason he's not so they boot him in the head like three
00:27:29.200 or four times not insanely hard punts to the temple but they do kick him in the head three or four
00:27:38.800 times oh well could not care less don't ask me to have sympathy for murderous terrorists didn't
00:27:46.640 they his victims aren't actually dead are they but he had murderous intent obviously don't ask me to
00:27:51.440 have sympathy for actual terrorists because i haven't got any and yet you get loads of bleeding
00:28:01.760 heart labels whether they're just general purpose bleeding hearts they've got suicidal empathy or
00:28:07.800 whether they're actual fifth columnist traitors either way a bunch of people on twitter a bunch
00:28:12.760 of people from all over the spectrum say oh that was bad that was heavy-handed the police booting 0.72
00:28:18.500 that man in the head, that poor man who suffers from mental illness, why are you kicking a
00:28:24.280 mentally ill man in the head who's tased? Really? Really? That's what you're worried 0.99
00:28:30.920 about in all of this? People that are saying that, they're part of the problem. They're
00:28:41.420 absolutely part of the problem. That's what Zach Polanski, real name Dave Porden, decided
00:28:47.160 to go with green leader shares online post criticizing police officers who tackled terror
00:28:52.680 suspect of course he did because that's who he is that's who the greens are apart from the few
00:28:59.080 credulous actual environmentalists that still work for them work with them i imagine there will be
00:29:06.680 still a few credulous environmentalists mostly green party are just arch arch communists like true
00:29:12.360 Socialists so much
00:29:15.800 That Labour isn't good enough for them 0.88
00:29:17.400 Or the Socialist Workers Party 0.84
00:29:19.700 Isn't hard left enough for them
00:29:21.400 Or 1.00
00:29:22.160 Islamists 1.00
00:29:24.500 Either way 1.00
00:29:27.480 They hate Britain and our civil society
00:29:28.980 And the small amount of
00:29:30.300 Rule of law we've still got
00:29:33.560 They hate even that 0.99
00:29:34.460 So kicking a terrorist in the head 0.99
00:29:37.180 Is not okay to them 0.99
00:29:38.440 It wasn't even a really hard kick
00:29:42.360 don't ask me to have any sympathy for him getting kicked in the head
00:29:49.000 okay little story here run on tumble dryers after milliband's net zero ban apparently that's
00:29:55.920 something about tumble dryers you after a certain point in fact in fact i scanned that article this
00:30:00.800 morning said something like imminently i think it said so not quite yet but not far into the future
00:30:07.720 tumble dryers or at least some types of tumble dryer well you won't be able to buy them anymore
00:30:13.220 because of net zero and ed milliband so loads of people are buying them right now apparently
00:30:18.960 you're in the market for a new uh a new tumble dryer
00:30:24.460 probably get one soon probably do that sooner rather than later maybe today seize the day
00:30:31.760 carpe diem get your tumble dryers in well you can inflation could hit six percent over iran
00:30:39.400 warns bank chief bank of england
00:30:41.320 it's currently the bank of england kept the interest rate steady yesterday i think what was
00:30:48.860 it off to my head 3.7 which isn't great already that's on top of years of inflation higher than
00:30:56.620 that inflation of 3.7 is still pretty bad it could go sky six there another article another headline
00:31:03.560 we've got says five percent but either way so just everything just keep getting more and more
00:31:09.920 expensive all the time everything all right the express so it's a good paper get a load of this
00:31:24.580 This old fella
00:31:27.320 Hirsch his name is
00:31:29.960 Mervyn Hirsch
00:31:32.720 As UK terror threat is raised to severe 1.00
00:31:34.960 After Golders Green
00:31:35.880 Jewish war hero Mervyn Hirsch
00:31:40.840 Who's 101
00:31:41.560 Issues a stark warning
00:31:43.520 He said
00:31:45.760 Quote 0.98
00:31:46.180 Anti-Semitism reveals diseased minds 0.97
00:31:49.600 And corrupt societies 0.94
00:31:51.160 And it eventually leads to the Holocaust 0.98
00:31:53.540 Which we must not only learn about
00:31:56.640 But never ever forget
00:31:58.040 So that it can never happen anywhere again 1.00
00:32:00.600 You don't want to talk about Islam though 0.99
00:32:01.960 No mention of Islam
00:32:02.700 It's just general anti-Semitism
00:32:04.900 Mervyn
00:32:06.240 Yeah?
00:32:11.300 You're trying to suggest there's
00:32:12.800 There's no difference between
00:32:15.300 You're basically trying to suggest
00:32:16.760 By referencing the Holocaust there 0.74
00:32:18.460 That there's no difference between 1920s, 1930s style 0.86
00:32:22.440 german antisemitism and just brits in the 2020s
00:32:29.720 you've not mentioned you've not mentioned islam there or or or foreign born people 0.97
00:32:38.520 at all you're just suggesting that britain is diseased got diseased mind collectively 0.98
00:32:45.540 and it's a corrupt society don't want to mention islam no 0.98
00:32:50.880 okay thanks marv cheers marv all right the financial times ecb and boa european central 0.88
00:33:03.020 bank and bank of england warn of rate rises as iran war takes toll energy shock spurs
00:33:08.620 inflation pressure u.s growth falls short of expectations yeah they've got to calculate our
00:33:16.120 growth in a very very very specific way in order to not have it show that we're
00:33:25.780 in recession we basically are in recession our growth will be 0.1 0.2
00:33:36.220 maybe 0.3 percent something like that and that's and that was a
00:33:44.320 And that was too rosy of an expectation.
00:33:51.700 It is a recession, isn't it?
00:33:52.980 They're just doing everything they possibly can
00:33:55.040 to just measure it in that certain way.
00:34:02.660 On manoeuvres, Mertz, the Chancellor of Germany,
00:34:07.000 faces fresh salvo from Trump as leaders trade barbs over Mideast.
00:34:11.140 That's funny.
00:34:11.600 chancellor mertz was in the uh oval office not too long ago wasn't it just a few weeks ago
00:34:16.760 and trump was being all kind to him and nice and then as soon as mertz left the oval office i think
00:34:23.340 pretty much as soon as he did i think maybe in the corridor of the the white house he was saying uh
00:34:29.040 no trump things trump just said i don't completely agree with and trump sort of suggested we're
00:34:33.320 entirely on the same page on certain things and we're not really one way or another i'm paraphrasing
00:34:37.980 and now they're trading barbs over the mid-east now
00:34:43.200 right yeah because it's no more germany's war than it is britain's war
00:34:50.540 israel gave uae high-tech laser system to fend off drone and missile bar barrages
00:35:01.700 you mean the drone the the laser system that they bought from the united states
00:35:09.020 they gave to the uae that's what you mean isn't it yeah okay the eye paper
00:35:13.200 tori amos says i bring a wine cellar on tour with me a pity do burnout
00:35:24.340 Raina's warning to Starmer
00:35:29.320 More and more young people are feeling hopeless 0.91
00:35:31.960 What a shameless 0.99
00:35:34.020 Person she is 0.99
00:35:36.380 Like she's the bright new hope
00:35:39.460 Like she's the champion of young people
00:35:41.400 Like she can change the very
00:35:42.900 The very nature, the fabric of our society 1.00
00:35:45.460 To favour native young people 1.00
00:35:47.960 Now 1.00
00:35:49.660 Now she wants to try and make 1.00
00:35:50.940 Or is obviously trying to make a leadership bid
00:35:53.020 her vision for Britain 0.76
00:35:55.200 reign as Britain
00:35:56.340 is more hopeful
00:35:57.580 yeah right
00:35:59.280 yeah right
00:36:00.720 she'll take 0.99
00:36:01.300 everyone says she'll take the party 0.96
00:36:02.580 further to the left 0.92
00:36:03.680 further to the left than Starmer 0.96
00:36:06.240 more traitorous and ruinous 0.84
00:36:08.880 for our people 0.74
00:36:11.400 than the government already is
00:36:14.040 why would anyone believe it
00:36:17.420 why would anyone possibly believe
00:36:19.780 that
00:36:20.000 That it's anything other than personal ambition
00:36:24.020 Like she's got like
00:36:25.180 She's on a true crusade for a better brighter Britain
00:36:28.160 She's got a vision
00:36:29.480 A clear vision politically
00:36:31.600 No she hasn't
00:36:32.180 She hasn't got any of those things has she
00:36:33.540 She just wants to be Prime Minister 0.68
00:36:35.320 She just wants to be on that list in the history books
00:36:38.720 Of people that have been the Prime Minister
00:36:40.160 That's all
00:36:40.600 That's all
00:36:42.860 Just like David Cameron and Boris Johnson
00:36:44.400 There's nothing more to it than that
00:36:46.020 And Rishi
00:36:46.440 And nearly all of them
00:36:47.800 Nearly all of them
00:36:50.000 Former Deputy Prime Minister
00:36:59.340 Angela The Fridge Rayner
00:37:01.720 Big Bird 0.99
00:37:02.160 Says Generation Z 0.98
00:37:04.200 I will always say Generation Z by the way 1.00
00:37:06.400 Not Z 1.00
00:37:06.980 Generation Z 0.96
00:37:08.260 Are stuck in quote 0.97
00:37:10.640 This trap of poverty
00:37:12.400 A system that feels rigged against them
00:37:15.480 And they are feeling nothing changes for them
00:37:18.880 What are you actually going to do about that
00:37:23.480 In any profound sense
00:37:24.640 Doesn't really tell you that
00:37:29.980 She's just recognising that they do feel hopeless
00:37:33.280 Great, what's that worth?
00:37:35.040 What is that worth?
00:37:35.860 Nothing
00:37:36.200 She says that the struggle to buy homes
00:37:40.300 Find work and escape debt
00:37:42.140 Is changing young people's psychology 0.99
00:37:43.940 Okay, what's your plan for it then? 0.83
00:37:45.380 Oh, you haven't got one, right
00:37:46.240 Raina says her son, 29
00:37:48.400 Can't even afford a dentist
00:37:50.700 Well you're super rich
00:37:51.820 Pay for him to go to a private dentist then 0.99
00:37:55.600 That's what she said she had to
00:37:57.760 He can't even afford to go to a dentist
00:38:00.300 At 29
00:38:00.900 Has he not got a job at all
00:38:02.360 Not that expensive
00:38:05.180 Depends what work he was having done doesn't it
00:38:09.120 He had to ask me to borrow
00:38:11.420 To get his teeth done
00:38:12.580 Can you just give him the money
00:38:13.560 Aren't you his mum
00:38:14.220 What do you mean borrow
00:38:15.240 Aren't you really rich
00:38:17.740 She also said
00:38:22.140 And this is a quote
00:38:22.780 More and more young people
00:38:24.440 Feel there isn't an investment
00:38:26.140 In their future now
00:38:27.260 Yeah
00:38:27.480 That no matter how much
00:38:30.600 Sorry this text is so small
00:38:32.920 I keep complaining about my eyes
00:38:34.000 Don't I
00:38:34.260 That no matter how much
00:38:36.760 You run on the treadmill
00:38:37.660 You are not going to make it
00:38:39.600 Yeah
00:38:41.020 Yeah
00:38:43.160 Blair's Britain
00:38:45.480 The type of Britain
00:38:46.820 That Blair
00:38:47.480 created, set in motion
00:38:49.120 that 14 years of Tories did nothing to reverse
00:38:51.700 and that you guys now
00:38:53.480 are continuing
00:38:54.540 and you personally, Angela Fridge Rayner, Big Bird
00:38:57.740 would go even further down
00:38:59.800 that route, that's what's created
00:39:01.840 that
00:39:02.160 you guys have done that
00:39:05.660 and just by recognising it
00:39:09.900 isn't enough is it, isn't nowhere near good enough
00:39:11.920 oh
00:39:13.520 you expect all the young people to vote for you now
00:39:15.900 because you've said that
00:39:17.480 Cabinet speculation on Rayna's own future leadership ambitions 0.98
00:39:24.460 Alright, yeah, she wants to be the leader, doesn't she?
00:39:26.960 The Metro, ugh
00:39:27.680 The Metro goes with something slightly different
00:39:36.220 It's probably the second or third biggest story today in the news
00:39:38.780 Is that there's a new act of parliament that comes into force today
00:39:47.180 To do with landlords and renters
00:39:50.160 It's a little bit dry
00:39:53.840 A little bit boring
00:39:54.320 Actually reasonably important
00:39:55.360 But a little bit dry and boring
00:39:57.280 So I won't spend too much time on it
00:39:58.640 But the metric says
00:39:59.260 Gleeful students seize on rent law change
00:40:03.260 Mayday for landlords
00:40:04.980 It's just giving more rights to people that rent
00:40:08.000 Not necessarily all that bad
00:40:12.100 I mean maybe
00:40:13.040 It depends how you look at it
00:40:14.900 Some landlords do take the absolute mickey
00:40:18.740 There's no doubt about that
00:40:19.940 Are all of them evil?
00:40:23.220 No
00:40:23.580 Is there something fundamentally, conceptually wrong
00:40:26.860 With being a landlord?
00:40:27.960 No
00:40:28.240 That's what the left would have you believe
00:40:29.760 Do some of them take the mickey?
00:40:32.820 Yeah
00:40:33.000 It's things like
00:40:34.380 Okay, there's various elements to it
00:40:38.100 One is a landlord used to be able to evict someone
00:40:41.460 That was renting their property
00:40:42.520 You had to give them a few months notice
00:40:44.360 three or four months notice or something oh no sorry less than that sorry so yeah it's given
00:40:49.160 like at least one month's notice and then you could evict them for whatever reason
00:40:53.880 now you can't do that now there has to be an actual reason
00:40:58.920 it doesn't seem entirely fair to me well but then there's another bit where it says
00:41:05.240 even if there is a reason you have to give renters at least two months notice that seems
00:41:09.880 reasonable like a landlord could be really out of order and say right you've got 30 days and
00:41:13.400 And then you've got to be out
00:41:14.100 I don't care about you and your life and your circumstances
00:41:16.520 And what's going on with you
00:41:17.420 You're just out in 30 days
00:41:19.040 That is a bit harsh on the renter isn't it
00:41:21.000 So there's loads and loads of things
00:41:23.360 Again I'll move on I won't bore you with it
00:41:25.020 But there's loads and loads of things like that
00:41:26.360 Little tweaks and changes around that
00:41:28.560 It's one of the biggest stories on the papers today
00:41:30.480 Okay the Daily Star
00:41:32.120 They go with utter slop don't they 1.00
00:41:35.540 Britain hotter than Egypt 1.00
00:41:37.200 I mean for one day or something
00:41:39.600 It ain't half hot mummy
00:41:41.960 there was a television show a long time ago what the 70s the 1970s called it ain't half hot mum
00:41:50.040 harry have you ever even heard of the show it ain't it ain't half hot mum no right right why 0.77
00:41:57.640 would you it's before my time even start going with it ain't a half hot mummy
00:42:04.340 we'll photoshop in a mummy and like a british man who's sweaty print genius
00:42:14.800 apparently today the 1st of may is supposed to be it's supposed to be the hottest day of the year
00:42:23.500 so far it'll be nice it'll be nice it was reasonably warm yesterday all right though
00:42:32.700 they are the front pages we did a poll i didn't have time this morning to tell harry what i want
00:42:38.740 the poll to be or anything so he's just done it harry did you even ask the chat what they thought
00:42:43.860 the poll should be uh i did all right okay so what's about to come up on my screen i've
00:42:49.620 i've got no idea what it will be so this is okay really you've said who would you want to have
00:42:57.220 absolute power over the uk that's not a bad one that's not bad i like it did you
00:43:02.080 get that idea from chat or did you come up that one no so i got some of the names from chat
00:43:07.560 but the question's mine yeah yeah cool okay that's probably better that that's better than
00:43:14.180 what i was thinking i was trying to make it something relevant to the headlines that's better
00:43:17.800 maybe we can do that more often ask the chat what they want the poll to be yeah yeah yeah
00:43:24.800 all right and what have we got here okay who would you want to have absolute power over in
00:43:31.700 uk and your options were david lammy jeremy clarkson sadiq khan and nigel farage were they
00:43:39.780 again were they the chats like um yeah so some of them were i kind of just wanted to see jeremy
00:43:46.340 clocks and win it uh okay and the results are ready jeremy clarkson wins it with an absolute
00:43:56.260 landslide a stonking a stonking landslide i suppose you put all other crap ones though didn't
00:44:02.260 you to make to make clarkson win nonetheless well it worked it worked 89 say they want jezza 0.75
00:44:12.900 i quite like jezza over the years i've fluctuated on how much i like him at the moment i like him
00:44:19.380 him quite a lot. He's good. He's reasonably based, isn't he? All right. Jeremy Clarkson
00:44:30.340 smashes it. 5% say David Lammy. Lammy is my Kang in the chat, most affected. Sorry,
00:44:38.860 bro, you got dunked on there, a mere 5% want David Lammy, 1% want Sadiq Khan and I must
00:44:49.560 assume that 1% was a troll, I'm going to assume that, and 4% wanted Nigel Farage, staunch
00:45:01.680 restorers here at breakfast with beau beau show you would have thought maybe no i might get more
00:45:09.900 than that but no people want jezza give us jezza or give us death all right okay it's already
00:45:19.440 quarter two should have a quick look at the front pages or quick look at the price of oil i like
00:45:23.920 doing that more kind of on a daily basis why not it's high it's not as high as yesterday i forgot
00:45:29.400 do it yesterday but yesterday was a an all-time higher well not sorry not all time higher all
00:45:34.440 time high since the beginning of the iran war brent was up at like over 120 did it even go like 125
00:45:42.520 or something yesterday it's back down to 111 which is still high west texas 105 high it's really high
00:45:53.000 Yeah
00:45:56.140 It's high, isn't it?
00:46:00.200 There's no other way to
00:46:01.160 Describe it
00:46:03.400 Alright
00:46:04.500 BBC, let's not talk about the terrorist thing anymore
00:46:08.300 Because we've done that, haven't we, all morning so far
00:46:10.420 Here's a mildly interesting story, I thought
00:46:15.200 John Major
00:46:16.280 Anyone's old enough to remember
00:46:18.960 John Major was Prime Minister when I was a kid
00:46:20.760 from like he took over from thatcher in 1990 very early 1991 until blair got in in 1997
00:46:31.340 and he won against what kinnock was it in like 1992 right that's john major conservative
00:46:40.260 um and he was an arch europhile he was like as pro europe as tony blair was
00:46:50.760 Not a socialist though
00:46:54.400 Far from, obviously
00:46:55.480 Nothing like a socialist
00:46:56.960 But, you know
00:46:59.200 A woke, a globalist still
00:47:01.840 Not exactly open borders
00:47:04.820 But now 0.84
00:47:06.720 Like a burnt out haggard old boomer
00:47:09.980 Just goes on about environmentalism 1.00
00:47:11.800 Won't mention Islam
00:47:13.940 Certainly won't talk about re-migration or anything like that
00:47:16.340 Would rather we rejoin the EU 0.95
00:47:19.000 All that crap 1.00
00:47:19.800 Alright 0.99
00:47:20.500 uk should not keep changing prime ministers warned sir john it's not wrong about that
00:47:26.800 it's bad in this article i read this article this morning because we're running short of time
00:47:31.680 already i won't i was planning on maybe reading a big chunk of it but i won't bother he just says
00:47:36.040 you know like politics isn't a game show it's not about your career as an individual politician
00:47:40.260 it's not about that it's not about just reacting to whatever's in the headlines that day it's about
00:47:44.500 having a big strong long-term view all good things all interesting things but he doesn't
00:47:52.380 talk about what any of those things are doesn't talk about remigration doesn't talk about
00:47:55.560 demographic demographic replacement doesn't talk about anything really he just says you have to
00:48:01.440 should uh concentrate on on the big picture but it doesn't tell us what doesn't say doesn't have
00:48:06.980 the guts the political balls to really talk about what that really is classic john major really
00:48:13.360 That's it, John Major 0.60
00:48:14.860 Acting like he's some great mind
00:48:19.180 Like he's some great political mind
00:48:21.320 But in fact he's an empty bag
00:48:23.340 Like when Soros 0.68
00:48:28.580 Black Wednesday
00:48:31.240 When Soros
00:48:32.640 Stole the pound 1.00
00:48:34.080 John Major's pretty stupid 1.00
00:48:36.820 He's not a great politician 1.00
00:48:37.840 He thought he could take on currency markets
00:48:41.540 I've got a long form bit of content
00:48:47.260 It's in conversation with Dan Tubb
00:48:49.380 All about
00:48:49.880 All about Black Wednesday
00:48:52.480 Was it Black Wednesday?
00:48:55.680 Anyway
00:48:56.160 Back in the 90s
00:48:57.680 John Munger just made a series of 1.00
00:49:00.720 Really really really stupid 1.00
00:49:02.980 I mean infantile day one 1.00
00:49:04.700 101 economist stuff
00:49:06.640 Made a series of errors
00:49:07.900 Which cost the country
00:49:11.440 vast sums of wealth ultimately and george soros made a packet out of it
00:49:17.740 and anyone literally someone who's done like a gcse or an a level in economics would say
00:49:24.940 you shouldn't do that and then that and then double down on it and then again and again
00:49:29.100 he thought he knew better he doesn't know better he doesn't know better 1.00
00:49:34.240 Sean Major's a bit of an idiot 1.00
00:49:36.680 To be perfectly honest 1.00
00:49:38.780 But he's this serious white-haired statesman now
00:49:43.240 Who knows how everything should be done 0.55
00:49:45.040 Yeah, right
00:49:46.140 Yeah, right
00:49:47.560 Okay
00:49:50.520 Cost of living crisis
00:49:51.720 Yeah, normal people can sort of barely live
00:49:54.540 Yeah
00:49:56.460 Great, well done
00:49:58.980 Is there something in the mail? 0.96
00:50:04.240 Oh yeah, loads of green councillors are Islamists 1.00
00:50:07.240 Yeah, loads and loads of green councillors
00:50:12.300 Just say massively anti-Semitic things all the time
00:50:16.280 Wonder what
00:50:20.720 Zach Polanski real name, Dave Paul, and I wonder what his rabbi thinks about that
00:50:25.000 We know what his family think about it
00:50:31.900 Sort of disowned in, haven't they?
00:50:34.240 Nigel Farage says he's spoken to some French politician
00:50:39.680 Who might be for the French president one day
00:50:42.060 And that he could maybe strike some sort of deal with him
00:50:44.940 Where he could put the Royal Navy in the channel
00:50:46.880 Haven't I been saying that for a while?
00:50:51.720 I've been saying that for a while, I'm not the only one of course
00:50:53.760 That was beyond the pale not very long ago
00:50:59.660 I was just ahead of the curve
00:51:02.080 Most of the things I said, nearly all the things I said
00:51:04.840 In that Mallard article I wrote
00:51:07.360 Which got me deselected from reform
00:51:09.020 Are now reform policy
00:51:10.300 So my only crime, in inverted commas
00:51:13.140 Was being ahead of the curve
00:51:14.860 I'll wear that badge proudly
00:51:18.320 Alright, the sun, was there anything of, any real note in the sun
00:51:23.280 Oh, in Australia, this aboriginal man abducted and killed a little five year old
00:51:27.460 There you go, lovely
00:51:29.200 Alright, shall we do on this day in history
00:51:31.600 you guys like that i like doing that one i was going to change the website but this morning i
00:51:36.840 had a relatively small amount of time to do so and the website i would i was going to change it to
00:51:40.520 just so happened that this morning it was a pretty crap set of things talking about baseball and
00:51:47.900 stuff i know most people on the bow show don't really care about sports ball one way or another
00:51:52.480 not even f1 or boxing you're not really into any of that are you it seems so all right for the last
00:51:59.900 day i'll stick with this website all right what have we got it's not a brilliant set this morning
00:52:05.000 but okay on this day in history first of may in the year 1707 acts of union came into force
00:52:10.620 uniting england and scotland to form uh the kingdom of great britain yeah was that for the best
00:52:16.600 did it set us up to make a great world-spanning empire the greatest the largest empire history
00:52:27.480 has ever known, an empire where the sun never sets, a truly global empire, it dwarfs the
00:52:34.320 Roman Empire, it's hype, yeah, dwarfs Alexander's empire, the Mongol Empire, please, peanuts.
00:52:47.660 But now, England, Scotland, I'd rather, I'm sort of an English ultra, that's what I consider
00:52:55.840 myself. England first and foremost. England before Great Britain, every time, without
00:53:02.720 fail. I am a unionist though, if push came to shove, I am a unionist. But England first.
00:53:12.440 on this day in 1753 publication of a species plantorum plantarum by cold linnaeus i don't
00:53:26.180 know about this i must admit i don't really know about this we told it's the formal start date of
00:53:30.660 plant taxonomy adopted by the international code of botanical nomenclature okay i can't really
00:53:37.160 i can't really comment on that i don't really know anything about it okay i love stamps on
00:53:42.020 this website as well don't they don't they they love talking about the islamic conquest of spain
00:53:48.700 and the postal service and and stamps we're told on this day in 1840 the penny black
00:53:57.480 there's a picture of a penny black there stamp penny black the world's first adhesive postage
00:54:03.500 stamp is issued by united kingdom if you've got one of those they're worth an insane amount of
00:54:08.840 money you've got an old like one of your granddads or you or something they've got an old post stamp
00:54:16.040 collection in the loft or something if you dig that out and you got one of them
00:54:22.120 with zin even a crappy one will be worth tens of thousands of pounds maybe hundreds of thousands
00:54:28.280 of pounds a mint condition one from one of the first printings is worth millions millions for
00:54:34.840 For a stamp, a little stamp, a normal-sized stamp.
00:54:38.340 If it's an early one from the first print run,
00:54:41.380 and it's in mint condition,
00:54:43.540 it hasn't got a stamp over the top of it or anything,
00:54:45.080 it's not all crumbled,
00:54:47.400 millions, millions.
00:54:49.440 If it's any sort of penny black at all,
00:54:51.680 even in terrible condition,
00:54:53.160 probably worth at least tens of thousands of pounds.
00:54:56.720 There you go, there you go.
00:54:59.000 On this day in 1886,
00:55:01.760 nationwide demonstrations and strikes
00:55:04.020 demanding the 8 hour work day
00:55:06.280 beginning in the US
00:55:07.160 I was going to say something about
00:55:13.520 Marxism, I was going to disparage Marxism
00:55:16.160 in some way but
00:55:16.800 in the 19th century sometimes
00:55:21.380 employers, often in fact employers
00:55:24.020 by our standards
00:55:26.400 would take the absolute mickey
00:55:27.800 force you to work
00:55:29.320 very very very very very
00:55:32.080 very long hours because there's no law preventing them from doing so on this day in 1924 the german
00:55:38.640 automobile manufacturers mercedes-benz came into being i won't bother trying to read all that but
00:55:45.080 well a joint venture between daimler and benz mercedes-benz
00:55:51.760 okay sort of fairly immediately went on to start winning races as well fairly immediately went on
00:56:00.220 It's become the gold standard for cars in Germany anyway.
00:56:05.900 On this day in 1931, the Empire State Building opens in New York City
00:56:08.820 as the world's tallest building
00:56:11.860 until the World Trade Center surpasses it in 1970.
00:56:18.340 Yeah, the Empire State Building.
00:56:20.280 Beautiful thing, isn't it? I think so.
00:56:22.360 Was it like Art Deco, you would say, the style of it?
00:56:26.400 Art Nouveau?
00:56:27.880 More Art Deco, isn't it?
00:56:30.220 Beautiful building. There's a reason why it's iconic, right?
00:56:33.380 Okay, alright.
00:56:34.420 That's what we've got for on this day in history.
00:56:38.660 Let's do our Rumble Rants and Superchurch, shall we?
00:56:42.880 Alright, let's let me do this.
00:56:48.120 Who's in at number one on the Rumble Rants?
00:56:52.880 Place your bets.
00:56:54.360 Who's in at number one?
00:56:56.700 Correct. Global Church History, yeah.
00:56:58.340 as he is basically every day global church history thank you sir thank you sir you've got to commit
00:57:06.220 you've got uh uh you've got to love the the commitment right you've got to respect the
00:57:11.200 grind from global church history now what have you said you give us another couple of on these
00:57:15.820 days in histories don't you nearly always you've said on this day in 305 ad diocletian and maximian
00:57:24.000 Retire
00:57:24.700 Another mention of Diocletian
00:57:28.180 Drinking game, early morning drinking game
00:57:29.880 Hair of the dog, every time Bo mentions Diocletian
00:57:32.140 You've got to have a shot
00:57:33.280 No don't, that's crazy, it's too early 0.91
00:57:37.980 That's ridiculous, unless you're up 0.90
00:57:40.040 From last night 0.96
00:57:40.880 Or you're in America and it's still last night
00:57:43.740 Would that be, is that a thing?
00:57:45.540 If he was on the west coast, it's still last night
00:57:47.640 Right
00:57:47.880 Okay, Diocletian mentioned
00:57:53.180 just diocletian and maximian retire yes i said diocletian one of those few people in history
00:57:59.500 like at the top of the king or an emperor or a pope or whatever who deliberately chose
00:58:06.220 to just renounce it and resign and abdicate and he thought he was the senior augustus
00:58:14.440 there were four emperors haven't i told you about the tetrarchy four emperors
00:58:18.940 and he made the other Augustus, the other senior emperor, Maximian, resign as well.
00:58:28.940 So there's suddenly two less emperors in the Tetrarchy.
00:58:31.700 The two junior Caesars become Augusti,
00:58:36.020 and they pick two more people to become junior Caesars.
00:58:41.780 it's a system that didn't last even really almost much beyond Diocletian's life
00:58:50.280 Diocletian then went into retirement
00:58:52.040 decided he just wanted to work a garden 0.97
00:58:55.820 he had to spend his old age messing about in the garden
00:59:00.560 that's what he wanted to do instead
00:59:01.800 he'd had enough of high politics and battles and things
00:59:05.300 he just wanted to sort of grow cabbages with old
00:59:10.880 yeah in the next generation he still lived for quite a while after that though a fair few years
00:59:16.220 he thought he was dying but he wasn't he lived for quite a few more years
00:59:20.260 in the end at one point people wanted him to come back come out of retirement we need you
00:59:26.940 we need you bro everything's going to hell in a handbasket come back
00:59:30.160 and he probably considered it but didn't and eventually when during the rise of constantine
00:59:36.860 there's a really old man but he's still alive someone went around to his house and was like
00:59:42.600 you need to die now though bro
00:59:44.940 while you live a faction can and will form around you and one way or another that's not in our 1.00
00:59:54.700 interest so you've got to kill yourself right now and if you don't we'll kill you so you've got a 1.00
01:00:01.460 few minutes 0.99
01:00:05.860 probably that's what happened to Diocletian isn't the sources aren't
01:00:10.060 like Zosimus and stuff they're not in perfectly clear but something like that
01:00:17.460 happened Maximian okay I've never got time to tell you what the adventures of
01:00:21.560 Maximian after he after Diocletian forced him to retire he came back
01:00:28.380 i honestly haven't got time it will take five or ten minutes just to give you
01:00:32.240 just the the bare minimum of maximian so i can't i'm afraid but i'm going to make i've got to i've
01:00:41.200 got to really make content all about the crisis of the second or crisis of the third century
01:00:48.360 never really something the crisis never stopped all about diocletian and constantine and so on
01:00:55.060 Global Church History also says
01:00:57.300 On this day in 1328
01:00:58.860 England recognises Scotland's independence
01:01:01.220 Via the Treaty of Edinburgh Northampton
01:01:03.400 So that would be in the age of what
01:01:05.000 Edward II
01:01:05.780 Edward I Longshanks 1.00
01:01:08.220 Smashed the Welsh something fierce 1.00
01:01:10.500 And hammered the Scots 1.00
01:01:12.200 He didn't quite finish the job when he died 0.72
01:01:14.920 Of natural causes
01:01:16.560 So his son Edward II
01:01:18.300 Took over
01:01:20.020 Very weak
01:01:22.680 Not a great martial king Edward II
01:01:24.840 sort of immediately made peace with them and then tried stuff a few years later that failed
01:01:31.620 ended up having to grant them independence do you reckon i've got long-form content all about
01:01:35.840 edward the first and edward the second and edward the third and on find the paywall go to a bronze
01:01:42.160 team membership for as little as five pound month let's use.com do consider signing up oh yeah it's
01:01:46.240 all there all right 14 barber says morning mate morning sir the pm cracking down on protests
01:01:54.080 Question mark
01:01:54.880 The end of liberty in thunderous applause
01:01:57.980 That's Padme isn't it 0.96
01:01:59.900 From Star Wars 0.87
01:02:01.240 The only decent line of dialogue
01:02:04.160 In the whole trilogy
01:02:05.060 If you ask me
01:02:07.760 Will it be his last act
01:02:12.360 Question mark
01:02:13.400 It's likely to be among his last acts
01:02:15.740 I would think
01:02:16.600 New Animal Farm releases
01:02:20.280 Today in the US
01:02:21.420 What an adaptation of George Orwell's
01:02:24.080 novel animal farm or something much darker than that what you're talking about new animal farm
01:02:31.780 releases there in the u.s that feels apt have a great weekend i guess you're talking about a
01:02:36.480 george orwell adaptation i think i've got a long form like two long form videos in conversation
01:02:44.580 with one conor tomlinson breaking down george orwell's novel and animal farm in stupendous
01:02:50.920 detail
01:02:51.420 yeah it's there
01:02:54.500 check that out
01:02:56.300 breaking down quite a few different
01:02:58.980 George Orwell books
01:02:59.980 done with Carl, what did I do, wrote a
01:03:02.720 Wigan pier
01:03:03.220 1984, actually I think Carl and Callum
01:03:06.720 did 1984 but I did wrote a Wigan pier
01:03:08.880 I did talk about homage to
01:03:10.760 Catalonia with Harry one time in the Spanish
01:03:12.860 Civil War
01:03:13.420 there was another
01:03:15.640 some short stories
01:03:17.680 some Orwell short stories
01:03:20.400 talk to carl all about yeah an animal farm with connor all right inch kit 89 says as a teesider
01:03:32.560 is it canny good on teeside 0.98
01:03:37.680 as a teesider who hates the northern accent you think it's stupid stereotype oh i see what you're 1.00
01:03:47.480 saying you hate the fact that the look that people think the northern accent is stupid you hate that 1.00
01:03:52.520 stereotype right it pains me when i hear rainer talk she genuinely is as thick as she sounds yeah 1.00
01:04:00.120 she does sound thick and is you're quite right perfectly right and has a face like a bulldog
01:04:05.000 chewing a wasp grim yeah she's like she fell out of the ugly tree and hit hit every branch on the
01:04:13.860 way down not that i'm an oil painting but she is rough okay let's have a look at the youtube
01:04:25.320 super chat right rinsewind67 says morning bow good morning one word cannons i assume you're
01:04:36.360 talking about artillery pieces and not mammary glands best laugh in a long time how did stelios
01:04:44.900 keep a straight face yeah he played it so straight didn't he have a great weekend to all at lotus
01:04:49.700 eaters thank you very much anyone doesn't know what we're talking about yesterday i was on the
01:04:52.740 podcast with stelios and luca and um stelios did a segment about that jp morgan woman who 0.88
01:04:58.580 Who apparently, allegedly
01:05:00.680 Drugged one of her male colleagues 0.97
01:05:04.780 And sexually assaulted him in various ways 0.86
01:05:07.000 And on the stand it came out that 0.94
01:05:08.460 She referred to her own chest
01:05:10.440 Her own bosom 1.00
01:05:11.640 As cannons 1.00
01:05:12.820 That in and of itself is funny to me
01:05:19.220 There's no way that's not funny
01:05:20.420 But there's various words to describe boobs, aren't there?
01:05:24.260 Tons of words in English
01:05:25.500 Loads, dozens, right?
01:05:27.460 Cannons 0.99
01:05:28.020 that was what she said about herself
01:05:33.140 yeah and Stelios played the whole thing so super straight
01:05:39.180 so deadpan
01:05:40.040 like it's a really serious thing
01:05:41.440 it's not really all that serious is it
01:05:43.900 and towards the end of the segment
01:05:46.240 it was made clear that he was
01:05:49.000 the memes that are on Twitter and stuff are funny
01:05:52.740 but to begin with
01:05:53.700 for the first 10 minutes or so
01:05:54.800 he was playing it really deadly serious
01:05:56.340 Like you're not supposed to find that funny
01:05:59.880 Cannons
01:06:04.000 Alright
01:06:07.300 Amelia for restore says
01:06:11.280 I atoller 0.75
01:06:14.440 I need rip my sauce 1.00
01:06:17.520 Maybe
01:06:19.220 Is that a typo there?
01:06:22.860 I atoller
01:06:23.620 I need my rip sauce
01:06:25.840 burned my lips
01:06:27.900 Harry do you know what 0.87
01:06:29.960 can you
01:06:30.420 am I misreading it
01:06:32.180 what is that
01:06:32.660 anyway it's a joke about
01:06:34.260 the Ayatollah's burnt lips
01:06:35.440 isn't it 0.99
01:06:36.920 my rib sauce
01:06:41.460 rib sauce
01:06:43.000 I don't know
01:06:43.540 is it
01:06:44.280 like you're trying to say something
01:06:46.060 if you didn't have any lips
01:06:47.900 you would be pronouncing it incorrectly
01:06:49.380 Ayatollah
01:06:50.960 I nearly
01:06:51.540 my rib sauce
01:06:52.760 I don't get it
01:06:53.840 sorry
01:06:54.040 but I get that you're
01:06:55.460 making a joke about that he might have had his lips burnt off
01:07:00.020 okay opening doors one said not sure did the west vote for mass immigration no didn't no
01:07:08.500 no in fact whenever we have been polled or asked or governments have run on platforms about it
01:07:14.700 we've always voted against it
01:07:16.360 okay lone wolf and cub says certain pain and fear is more important yeah i mean that's what they
01:07:29.420 have you believe right yeah some people's pain and fear is more important than others
01:07:33.580 according to them according to our government at the moment yeah there's a tearing system of it
01:07:40.940 They're just saying it openly, aren't they?
01:07:42.460 There's another way to take it, is there?
01:07:50.540 Okay, Azzy0161 says,
01:07:53.680 Hi Bo, hiya.
01:07:55.560 I wanted to ask what your thoughts are on the Union.
01:07:58.960 As an Anglo-Celtic man, I'd like us to remain a united kingdom.
01:08:03.260 We're better together.
01:08:04.260 Yeah, as I say, I am ultimately a Unionist.
01:08:06.740 Yeah, yeah.
01:08:07.760 So sorry Graham
01:08:10.460 We still need to have a chat by the way Graham if you watch this
01:08:12.860 I am a unionist
01:08:15.560 I think
01:08:17.140 I think we are stronger together
01:08:19.820 But having said that
01:08:21.800 I'm for England first 0.86
01:08:25.340 It's the more populous
01:08:28.380 It's the most populous of the nations isn't it
01:08:31.000 The biggest one
01:08:31.640 The most industry
01:08:33.060 The biggest economy
01:08:34.420 By a long long long way
01:08:35.740 Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
01:08:38.380 Are just much, much smaller entities
01:08:40.380 In every measurable way
01:08:42.160 So to not have England
01:08:44.780 Absolutely first and foremost
01:08:46.780 In the Union
01:08:47.620 Would be crazy to me
01:08:50.660 I am an English
01:08:52.260 As I say, an English ultra
01:08:53.540 I'd be happy to describe myself that way
01:08:56.260 And if for whatever reason
01:09:02.460 Say the SNP
01:09:04.220 were given another independence vote and it did pass and they were given independence
01:09:07.560 i wouldn't lose many tears i wouldn't lose much sleep
01:09:11.820 over it but if it's entirely up to me i am a unionist though still
01:09:19.000 like i've got a lot of time for robin tilbrook and the english democrats who are very very
01:09:28.220 strongly like anti-union i just want england i totally get it massively sympathize massively
01:09:36.060 i think fine in the final reckoning when push comes to shove i am i am pro-union at this point
01:09:43.980 but as about as staunchly pro-english within that union as you can imagine
01:09:51.580 that's just me that's just me take it or leave it i suppose
01:09:58.220 Okay. Let's have a look. FGoogle2 says, I would take Jeremy Clarkson's tractor overall. That's just what you've said. I would take Jeremy Clarkson's tractor overall.
01:10:13.960 Okay
01:10:16.220 Well as leader
01:10:18.280 You don't want Jeremy Clarkson as leader
01:10:21.000 You want his tractor as leader
01:10:22.980 Is that what you're saying?
01:10:25.120 I don't know
01:10:25.440 I don't really know what you're saying there
01:10:26.580 Fair enough though
01:10:28.680 Fair enough
01:10:29.660 Alright this is a fair few more
01:10:31.240 Another half dozen more
01:10:32.040 So
01:10:32.200 We've got Joseph Delano Gurude
01:10:37.080 It says
01:10:39.200 Telegraph debate
01:10:40.740 Globally slop I know
01:10:41.940 Yusuf slamming Tories
01:10:44.960 For ruining the country
01:10:47.100 Then cleverly going
01:10:48.580 Yeah but they're all in reform now
01:10:50.960 And then an emoji of a guy covering his face
01:10:55.340 In sort of despair
01:10:56.580 Or cringe or something
01:10:57.720 Yeah
01:10:58.460 I know
01:11:00.100 Yeah get your mind around this 1.00
01:11:03.160 Zia Yusuf 0.97
01:11:05.580 Having a pop at the Tories 1.00
01:11:08.060 For ruining the country
01:11:09.180 Even though 1.00
01:11:09.840 They've now got some of the very, very same people
01:11:13.040 Who did that in their party
01:11:15.200 Reform now
01:11:15.960 Consuela Breverman
01:11:19.760 And 0.98
01:11:20.760 What's that other guy
01:11:23.060 What's the other guy
01:11:26.460 Kadeem
01:11:28.780 I can't remember his name now
01:11:30.840 The other guy, the other one
01:11:31.620 I can't remember his name
01:11:32.340 Anyway, number of Tories
01:11:36.420 That were actually
01:11:37.260 The exact same people
01:11:40.680 Nadeem Zahari
01:11:42.200 The exact same people that did that
01:11:45.060 Ruining
01:11:46.060 Are now your top guys
01:11:48.440 Zia Yusuf
01:11:49.360 What are you talking about? Do you think we don't know or don't remember
01:11:52.040 Or don't realise what
01:11:52.900 James Cleverley
01:11:56.200 Arch traitor James Cleverley
01:11:57.380 Who I would absolutely put in the dock for Crimes Against the Nation
01:12:00.360 Pointed that out though
01:12:02.280 Yeah what an S show
01:12:06.080 From start to finish
01:12:07.020 What a joke
01:12:07.720 Tourism reformers arguing amongst themselves
01:12:12.160 Who ruined the country most
01:12:14.160 And what colour rosette they're wearing now
01:12:17.060 Get rid of all of that
01:12:20.560 Get away from me
01:12:22.140 Don't want any of it
01:12:23.260 Don't want any of that 1.00
01:12:25.660 Disgusting 0.99
01:12:27.360 From top to bottom 0.96
01:12:28.760 From Zia Yusuf to James Cleverley
01:12:31.440 All of them
01:12:32.580 Get gone
01:12:33.580 It's sickening 0.95
01:12:36.140 You turn my stomach
01:12:37.260 Okay, Verul 231 says
01:12:42.800 Lammy more popular than Farage, lol
01:12:45.740 Well, in the poll on Breakfast with Bo, anyway
01:12:50.940 Yeah
01:12:51.460 The accelerationists love Lammy, don't they?
01:12:56.640 That's what that is, surely
01:12:57.580 Not that you genuinely love Lammy
01:12:59.820 I've got to believe that Lammy is my Kang
01:13:03.100 Is an accelerationist
01:13:05.520 i've got to believe that
01:13:09.120 not genuinely a fan genuinely even though comically he would say he is it's funny by the
01:13:17.200 way i think it's funny it's great it's a super fan don't go lammy is my kang i love you we can
01:13:25.180 make this work and i get accelerationism i'm not an accelerationist i want my country to
01:13:33.900 Be damaged as little as possible
01:13:36.640 But I do understand
01:13:37.740 The angle of accelerationism
01:13:40.040 That to some degree
01:13:42.200 It might actually be desirable
01:13:43.800 That's how bad of a position
01:13:46.720 We're in
01:13:47.300 That millions of normies
01:13:49.680 Need to be woken up
01:13:51.080 Against their will if needs be
01:13:53.740 If that's what it requires
01:13:55.200 I totally get that
01:13:56.860 I completely get it 0.99
01:13:57.940 I just don't want my people
01:14:01.580 And my country to be damaged
01:14:02.680 Any more than they need to be
01:14:03.880 That's all
01:14:04.300 Okay
01:14:05.820 Mac Monk says
01:14:08.360 Your ancestors are rolling in their graves
01:14:11.180 Mildly
01:14:11.920 Yeah
01:14:12.260 Yeah
01:14:13.320 Yeah
01:14:14.600 Yeah
01:14:16.600 It's quite a shame
01:14:22.580 It really is
01:14:24.720 I was a more emotional man 0.97
01:14:27.740 Or an Italian 1.00
01:14:28.380 I might even shed a tear 1.00
01:14:29.500 Terrible
01:14:31.820 You're not wrong
01:14:32.760 Rolling in their graves
01:14:36.240 What have they done over the last
01:14:39.280 30 odd years
01:14:41.640 What have they done to this country
01:14:42.760 The elite, the ruling class
01:14:44.280 What have they done, what have they created
01:14:46.060 What sort of hell type society have they created 1.00
01:14:49.960 You can't let your women folk out at night on their own 1.00
01:14:56.200 Because they won't be safe 1.00
01:14:58.820 Anyone might not be safe
01:15:02.420 in broad daylight even
01:15:04.400 you took a higher trust
01:15:07.220 low crime society
01:15:08.460 homogenous society 0.93
01:15:10.240 and ruined it
01:15:15.600 thanks Blair
01:15:16.280 thanks Brown
01:15:16.880 thanks Cameron
01:15:17.660 thanks Boris
01:15:18.320 thanks May
01:15:18.880 thanks Rishi
01:15:19.500 thanks Starmer
01:15:21.380 thanks for that
01:15:22.120 yeah you really rubbed our noses in it
01:15:24.340 well done
01:15:25.380 Franz Hayder
01:15:28.320 says
01:15:29.520 he says aware lady snickers
01:15:34.480 aware lady snickers just that no idea what that means but thanks for the super chat
01:15:43.840 okay matthew c83 hi matthew another super fan cheers for uh for the super chat you've said
01:15:51.860 i give it 12 months until old nige is recreating rupert's farm video shot by shot
01:15:59.300 Obviously then 0.98
01:16:01.400 To subsequently betray us
01:16:02.920 A la Boris
01:16:03.900 Post-2029
01:16:05.680 That's interesting
01:16:07.040 Yeah
01:16:07.340 I wouldn't put that past it
01:16:08.320 Nigel was completely shameless
01:16:09.520 And got no 0.97
01:16:11.660 No real vision
01:16:12.860 Let's see
01:16:13.300 No real vision
01:16:15.020 I don't think
01:16:15.560 Do or say anything
01:16:18.140 For his own career
01:16:19.600 It's all a vanity project
01:16:20.760 Isn't it?
01:16:21.500 Basically
01:16:21.860 Only to then
01:16:23.880 Completely betray us
01:16:24.860 A la Boris
01:16:26.000 After he becomes
01:16:26.780 Prime Minister in 2029
01:16:27.920 Yeah
01:16:28.420 Yeah
01:16:29.880 Any people in reform that aren't just paid party shields
01:16:35.200 Search your feelings
01:16:37.820 You know it to be true
01:16:40.300 Don't you
01:16:41.800 Alright
01:16:45.400 And the last one for today
01:16:46.920 And this one comes in the next few seconds
01:16:49.380 Is from
01:16:50.100 Aristotle Luton
01:16:52.320 Who says morning Bo
01:16:53.600 Have a good weekend chap
01:16:55.080 Oh and that's it
01:16:56.040 Cheers
01:16:56.300 Thank you
01:16:56.880 Well thank you very much
01:16:57.840 appreciate that you too all right well that's the show it's now 17 minutes past nine in the
01:17:03.340 am british summertime on the 1st of may in the year of our lord 2026 you've been the glorious
01:17:09.060 band the chosen few thank you for watching really genuinely thank you for watching without you it's
01:17:13.780 not a thing is it try and make the best of the day head and the weekend if you can i'll pay dm
01:17:19.160 seize the day if you can i know it's not always possible if you've got free time try and do
01:17:25.820 something valuable with it because you'll never get it again you'll never have these days again
01:17:28.980 a finite number of them try make it count all right until tomorrow morning then oh monday
01:17:35.720 morning rather